The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-09
Robert Makes a Vigorous
Kick Against Being Alb
sorbed by Jay.
No yradc. Gentlemen" EICctri
fics ilIc street. stokes Falls
of The Biz Deal.
The New York SUNS Leader ON
the Pending Trade
OIhcr Opinions.


me III. btal,
REPORTS RIFE
New y oRK, oct. o.-The statement
to the effect that Robert Garrett, re
ierring to the absorption Of the Boil
timorc and Olio Telegraph lines ty
the Weston Union said. 'll j.. no
trsde genllemen,' clusod con4id ra-
Die talk today. Mr.. George Gould
did not believe that Mr. Garrett was
correctly quoted, although the CO
lateral has not yet been turned over
The agreement has boon signed and j.
i'll our possession. There is no Baiti
more and ONO telegraph now
as Their wires are part OF our
system. Mr., Gould also
denied the statement in the same art
Gle That the Baltimore end Ohio owed
MIR. Garrett persoually between s. 600,
coo and $ 100000 Mr.. VIE Somcr-
Vile, of the Western Union. was au.
thorized to cay that Or. Noryin
Green did not believe that story.
ROBERT Is MUM.
BALTIMORE, Oct. a ii patch
was received by banker here lodpy
from MIR. Robert Garrett III reply TO
sn inquiry if lie would i'Iht the sale
Of the Baltimore and ONO Teicoiaph
The reply was: - have nothing TO-
say
MR. STOKES TALKS.
NEW DIRK, oct. s.-Mr Garrett
sin refuses to see reporters or ~
whether the great telcer ph dee! Las
been lcgally completed or not Mr
Stoke smiled as he sat ia his pciva'c
otlice in the Hoffman wh'n reporter
0cC1sted him en- the subject OF Mr..
CARROTS action of the night holorc
lle wa asked the question.
"l'id MIR Garrett say to YOU last
night that there would be no deal
with the Weetorn nsonc"
Gle said there would be fun ONE
where. lie was very mad and
abused Jay Gould without stint.
If III ore Ind been trade he elid, it
would not hold water
"Did he threaten to sue Mr.. Gould5'
"i cs, he threatened all sorts oi
things, he said he had been sold out
by his friends, and that he would get
even a around" never saw him
so eqcited. lie declared that snap
Judgement had been taken on him
when he was away, but that the COZ
Epirators would find that thei' plans
would not hold.
"Did YOU have any dealings with
MIR. Garrett i'll reference to the Balti
more and Ohio lincs;'
"l es, a good many. When Mr.
Garrett went over to Europe,
other gentlemen engaged in
the deal believed III It
we had about Effected a consolidation
OF the Baltimore end Ohio with the
Postal and nited lines If Mr. Car
rett had done as he promised to do
the Western uion would never pay
auo her dividend.
Nv hat was prouised:'
"As agreement to consolidation
we were to capitalize the stock at
S20O00OO0. Jno. ". Mackay WAS to
put in $1,000 900, Garrett $l,ooo,00U
aud the stock of the company would
make up $50 900 000.'
"Have you any idea why Garrett
failed to keep his word:'
"N ot the slightest. lie went oil TO
Europe, and that ended the natter
as il possible that the Western
Union Will now swallow the united
lines aDd postal companies
No; ought to know something
about that, and will have something
10 say when the attempts made, We
are not for sale
"What is your personal opinion Of
the Baltimore aud Ohio sale
Il think that q ould has the lines, or
if he has not, he has such a big slice
that he will soon get the rest lie
has the longest pole now and | guess
he vii. get the persimmons
"Do YOU think that Mr., Garrett was
in earnest when he was talking last
night.n "Ile was or.I was, more deceiy
ed by the action than | ever was be
fore. He looked angry enough to
fight and when he said he would
make the 'iur fly he looked capa
bic OF it,
sLEErERS IN THE MARKET.
New YORK, Oct. S.-General llor
ace Porter, vice president OF the Pal
man Car company, said today he
would not be surprised to see the
Baltimore ana Ohio Sleeping car serv
ice next in the market, That was the
talk he heard, but he did not know
whether the Pullman company won d
be the buyer.
THE suns SONNET.
NEW YORK, Oct. o-The following
will appear "a q leading editorial
article in tomorrow's sun
THE RULE OF GOULD
"The Times this morning intimates
that the W estern Union will not get
the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph